Evening Star Newspaper, August 7, 1931, Page 22

FIFI D'ORSAY WRC FEATURE TONIGHT] L “ Theater of Air Program Also to Include Hizi Koyke, Japanese Prima Donna. Fifi D'Orsay, sparkling star of the *“talking films, will appear as a feature artist in songs in the Theater of the Alr program this evening at 9:30 o'clock over a network of the National Broad- casting Co., with WRC as the Wash- ington outlet. . Hizi Koyke, Japanese prima donna, will appear in the same program, with William Hanley as narrator and an or- chestra under the direction of Milton Schwarzwald. 2 Vaughn de Leath, contralto. will be heard in the concert over WRC at 7 o'clock, along with the Cavaliers; Lee O'Rourke and Robert Stevens. tenors: John Seagle, baritone: Darrell Wood- yard, bess, and the Rosario Bourdon Orchestra.” Among numbers scheduled “T from Frimi's “Pirefly lections from Romberg's “New Mool Herbert's “Natoma” and Gershwin's “The Man I Love Countess Albani on WRC. Countess Olga Medolago Albani, so- prano, will sing during the broadcast of ‘WRC and the network at 9 o'clock, in which will b2 heard also the concert fircheslrl directed by Nathaniel Shil- ret. “How's Your Uncle,” song from Hey- wood Broun’s co-operative revue, “Shoot the Works,” and “Shine On, Harvest Moon,” from the current Ziegfeld “Fol- lies,” will be featured in the program of Leo Reisman and his orchestra at ~8:30 this_evening, locally over WRC. Senorita Pilar Arcos, who sings boleros, rumbas and whatnots in Spanish, will offer “Madonna Negra,” by Lecuona, composer of “The Peanut Vendor.” In the program of the Lewisohn SBtadium concert this evening at 7:30 over WMAL and the Columbia system Sophie Braslau, noted native-born American contralto, will sing the y role in De Falla’s “Love the agician.” Anclent Violin and Music. ‘Toscha Seidel has chosen a work by Pergolesi, an early Italian master, as his first number for the program at 9 o'clock over WMAL and the Columbia network. The violin Seidel will play is older than the music. It is a Stradi- varius of 1714. Seidel's selection will be “Tre Giornl.” His second will be Kreisler's “Caprice Viennois.” George Milton, tenor; Mary Frances Glenn, soprano; the Medrillion Orches- tra and two dramatic sketches are fea- tures of this evaning’s program of WJSV. Sports reviews, orchestral numbers, sketches and soloists will contribute to the evening program of WOL. SUES FOR $10,000 Man Seys He Fell When Stair Sup- ports Were Removed. Nathan Chatlin, 1358 H street north- ®ast, yesterday filed suit in the District Supreme Court to recover $10,000 dam- ages from C. E. and W. O. Cooley, trading as Cooley Bros. The plaintiff says the Cooley firm ‘Was engaged in the erection of -a house at Thirty-eighth and T streets and he had been sent to deliver materials last November 28. The supports of a stair- case to'the cellar had been removed, he says, without notice to him, and when he attempted to descend to the cellar the stairs collapsed and he fell, sustaining serious injuries. He is rep- resented by Attorney Joseph R. Turco. TWO MILK AGENTS FINED Bhipping Product From Cleveland Without Permit Charged. . Ruling that & permit from the Health Department is necessary for the bring- ing of hermetically sealed cream into the District, Judge Gus A. Schuldt yes- terday convicted and fined two- repre- sentatives of a large Midwest milk con- cern who have been shipping in cream and milk from Cleveland. Walter Leaman and Raymond Mar- tin, the representatives, were ordered to pay $10 fines each. The men entered Ppleas of guilty, SUES TO FORCE PURCHASE Co-Owner of U Street Property Al- leges Failure of Agreement. Specific performance of an alleged contract to buy her half interest in the property at 1436 U street, occupied as & branch post office, was asked in a suit filed yesterday in the District Su- preme Court by Mrs. Ruby F. Ten- nant, Indianapolls, Ind., sgainst Col. M. A. Winter, owner of the other half interest. Through Attorney Albert P. Mills, the plaintiff says Col. Winter offered to pay $8,000 for her interest in the prop- erty, subject to a trust of $100,000 and a second trust, the exact figure of which is not specified. He now de- clines to carry out the alleged agree- ment, the court is told. ——— COLLAR FIRM HEAD DIES Herbert 8. Ide Widely Enown Banker and Educator. ‘TROY, N. Y.. August 7 (#).—Herbert 8. Ide, 61, president of the collar manu- facturing firm of George P. Ide & Co., Inc., died here yesterday. Aside from his connection with the manufacturing firm establsihed by his father, he was widely known as a banker and educator. He was a director of the Manufac- turer's National Bank, a “member of the board of trustees of the Troy Sav- ings Bank, and a director of the Secur- ity Safe Deposit Co., all of Troy. Special Radio Features | wre | 5:30 to 6:00 — The Rice Bakery Program: A program of popuiar dance music. - 70 RADIO'S FINEST MUSIC..THE PILLSBURY PAGEANT WMAL Washington P.M. FRIDAY rn Standard Time) ¥, .SBURY ?.Lls lot"a’ ANY Today on 315.6 Meters. 950 Kehqdlt 3:00—Gems of melody. 3:15—Radio Guild, “Beverley’s Bal- ance” 4:15—Fireside Songs. 4:30—The Benjamin Moore -Triangle. 4:45—Tea Timers. B:M—“T’fi ‘World in Music,” by Plerre V. Key. 5:15—Dance Orchestra. 5:45—"“The Stebbins Boys.” 6:00—Amos 'n’ Andy. 6:15—The Coffee program. 6:30—Phil Cook, comedian, 6 S—Ml],’ mwfi: c“"f'.lhmnc-vfim' 7:00—Service hour, W Jarist and Bourdon Orchestra. 8:00—Eskimo Club. 8:30—Leo Reisman’s Orchestra. 9:00—Nathaniel Shilkret’s Orchestra, quartet and Olga Medolaga Al- bani, soprano. 9:30—Theater of the Air. 0—Correct time. 1—Vincent Lopez and his orchestra. 0—Weather forecast. 1—Bill Donohue’s Orchestra. 0—Palais d'Or Orchestra. 0—Carl Moore’s Orchestr: :30 to 1:00—Clyde McCoy's Orchestra. Early Program Tomorrow. :30a—Tower Health Exercises. 0a—Lum and_Abner. 5a—Morning Devotions. :30a—Cheerlo. 0a—Parnassus Trio. 5a—Tom Waring's Troubadours. 5a—Food program. 0a—Mrs. Blake's Radio Column. :15a—Hits and Bits, 10:15a—Carol Gray, planist. 10:30a—Keys of Happiness. comnmaIan 11:00a—N. B. C. program. 11:15a—"“Moods and Memories,” Capt. R. H. Bland. 11:30a—On Wings of Song. 12:00m—Palais d'Or Orchestra, 12:30—National Parm and Home Hour. 1:30—The Melody Three. 2:00—Dancing melodies. 2:30—Dedication of dirigible Akron, with Mrs. Hoover acting as sponsor. 4 3:00—Classic gems. 3:30—Addresses at Interna‘ional Con- ‘ferednce of Y. M. C. A. at Cleve- and. 4:00—The Lady Next Door. WMAL 475.9 Meters. 630 Kilocycles. 1:30 to 4:00—Wightman Cup tennis series. 4:00—Jewish Art program. 4:30—John Kelvin, tenor. 4:45—Edna Wallace Hopper. 5:00—Sports talk by Kirk Miller. 5:15—Earl Carpent: Orchestra. 5:30—Roy Atwell's Inn. 5:45—Flashes from The Evening Star. 6:00—Time and program resume. 6:02—Kate Smith, crooner. 6:15—Dennis King and orchestra. 6:30—Jimmy #nd Jane, 7:00—Arthur Pryor’s Band. 7:15—"Singin’ Sam. 7:30—Lewisohn Stadium Concert. 8:00—Sketch and music. 8:45—Boswell Sisters. 9:00—The Pageant, with Toscha Seidel, Song Bird's Quartet and Sam Lanin's Orchestra. 9:30—Around the Samovar, 10:00—The High Spots. | 10:15—Washington's Musical Art Gal- | lery—R. Deane Shure and mixed | quartet from Mount Vernon Place Church. 10:30—Morton Downey and Anthony | ‘Wons. | 10:45—Coon-Sanders’ Orchestra. 11:00—Benny Meroff's Orchestra, 11:30—Esther Leaf at the organ. 12:00—Weather forecast. Early Program Tomorrow. 8:00a—The Commuters. 8:30a—Tony's Scrap Book. 8:45a—Morning Minstrels. 9:00a—The Ambassadors. 9:30a—New World Salon Orchestra. 10:00a—Adventures of Helen and Mary. | 10:30a—Columbia Revue. | 11:00a—Don Bigelow's Orchestra. 11:30a—Taft Orchestra. 12:00m—sSt. George Orchestra. 12:30—Atlantic City Musicale. 1:00—Wightman Cup tennis series. 1:30—Columbia Salon Orchestra. 2:00—Wightman Cup tennis series. 2:30—Christening of dirigible Akron. WOL 228.9 Meters. 1,310 Kilocycles, 3:00—Sports program. > 3:45—Rodney Hart, planist. 4:00—Dance music. 4:30—March Time. 4:45—Army program. 5:00—Modern Melodies. 5:15—One-Time Opportunities. 6:00—Sportorial by Bryan Morse. 6:15—Cecil and Sally, 6:30—Phil Loria's Orchestra. | 7:00—Fleming Orem, marimba soloist. | 7:20—News flashes. 7:30—Northern Dramatic Co. 8:00—The Quality Four. 8:15—Advertising program. 8:30—Johnny Graham, pianist. 9:00—The Wonderers. Early Program Tomorrow. "i:00a—Musical Clock. 8:00a—Chimes and Birthdays. 8:05a—Musical Clock (continued). 10:00a—Talk under auspices of the Dis- trict Chapter of the American Red Cross. 10:15a—Muslcal interlude. 10:30a—Program by the Tuberculosis Association. 10:45a—Request program. 11:15a—Walter Reed Hospital request program 11:45a—Organ interlude. 12:00m—Road conditions in Virginia. 12:05—Luncheon music. 12:30 'ono 1:00—The Thousand Melody s, WJSV 205.4 Meters. 1,460 Kilocycles. 5:00—The Bookman—Your English. 5:10—Where to Get It. 6:15—Sports Reporter. 6:20—News flashes. 6:30—Where to Get It. 7:00—Mrs. Sandman. 7:15—Ryder Ensemble. 7:30—Florida Crackers. 8:00—George Milton, tenor. 8:15—Madrillon Orchestra. 'Wife Was Fat | ! No Longer Attractive Lost fiusband’s Love | The above headlines appeared in a New York newspaper of April 4 in | connection with a divorce trial that has attracted wide attention. | “She was a beautiful woman,” one witness testified, “but she got fat and is not attractive any more.” Thousands of women are getting fat and losing their appeal just be- cause they do not know what to do. 1t you are fat how would you like to lose it and at the same time gain lin physical chirm and acquire a clean, clear skin and eyes that sparkle with buoyant health? And gain in energy and activity? Why niot do what thovsands of women have done to rid of pounds of un- wanted fat? e one-half of Kruschen Balts in by (All programs scheduled for Eastern Standard Time.) THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D C., FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1931, the Radio - 8:45—1 Prances Glenn, soprano. 'M—mhmdflufimnflp. 30—Mullane’s Masqus 10:00—News flashes. 10:15 to 11:00—Dance music. Early Program Tomorrow. 9:00a—Down South in Dixie. 9:05a—Weather report and Grand- o father’s Clock. a—Dance P! b 9:45a—Hints to Housewives. 10:00a—For Men Only. 10:30a—Beauty Talk. 11:00a—Sacred Hour. 12:00m—Correct time. 12:01—O0ld King Tut and Bill Haishp. 1:30—Madrillon Orchestra. 1:45—Concert Trio. 2:00—Organ “Melodles. 2:30—Bill Strickland's Orchestra. 3:00—Base ball scores. 4345 Meters. NAA G0 Kilocyeles. 745 to 8:00—Public Health Service talk on “Cancer.” Major Radio Features VARIETY. Kate Smith, crooner, WMAL, Cook, comedian, WRC, 6:. Hour, with Cavaliers’ Quartet and Bourdon Orchestra, WRC, 7:00; Eskimo Club, WRC, 8:00; Leo Reis- man’s Orchestra, WRC, 8:30; Esther Leaf at the organ, WMAL, 11:30, DRAMA. “The Stebbins Boys,” WRC, ‘n’ Andy, WRC, 6:00. cLASSIC. uw_',l;;:n Stadjum Concert, WMAL, | " DANCE musiC. Benny Meroff's WMAL. 11:00; Bill Orchestra, WRC, 11:01; Palais d'Or Orchestra, WRC, 11:30. HIGH LIGHTS ELSEWHERE. 5:45—Topics in Brief; Lowell Thomas —WJZ, WBAL, KDKA, WBZ, WRVA™ and WLW. 6:00—Maj. Bowes and His Capitol Theater Family—WEAF, WJAR, WLIT, WCAE and WWD. 6:15—Mme. Frances Alda and Frank La Forge—WJZ, WBZ, WBAL, KDKA, WHAM and WLW. 6:45—Robert L. Ripley in “Believe It or '—WJZ, WBZ, KDKA and WHAM. 7:00—Lfe Morse, crooner, and Nat | Brusiloff’s * Orchestra — WJZ, WBZA. WHAM, WREN, WEAL, and WLW. ©:00—Gluseppe Creatore's Orch-stra and saxophone octet — WJZ, WHAM, KDKA, WREN, WBAL, WBZ, WHAS and WJAX. | 8:30—Vocal chorus, Prancis X. Bush- man and Josef Koestner’s Or- | chestra—WJZ, WHAM. WMC, KDKA, WBAL, WJAX and WREN. | 9:00—Paul Whiteman and His Orches- tra—WJZ, KDKA, WBZ. WSM, WBAL, WHAM and WJR. 9:30—Clara, Lu and_Em, humorous sketch—WJZ, WHAM, WBAL, KDKA, WLW and WREN. 10:30—"“Careless Love,” dramatic sketch —WJZ, WBZ, WBAL and KDKA. | | | Stations Heard in Washington Regularly. Keys. Keys. 860 . 700/ 1060 . 670 990 .1000 600 . 710 660 . 980 790 820 750 160 870 from The Evening Star, of world mews, is broad- cast daily by WMAL at 5:45 o'clock. Dublin Becoming Too Gay. Dublin, Irish Free State, is becoming too gay for literary and art workers who | have made it a habit to go there when ; they had special work to do. Dublin’s society has so revived during the last | few months that the visitors declare | that social functions prevent them from | accomplishing hardly anything. Even | a member of the French legation. who | is a_ literary man, complains that he sought a berth in the Free State city in | order to write, but has had to move some distance out in order to avoid the | merry whirl 02; Phil Service :45; Amos | | WABC . PHILCO EELIXER Superheterodyne 'y Highboy S— COMPLETE WITH TUBES Yes,without | by |at a furniture store, Folks Behind The Microphone BY THE RADIO EDITOR. LTHOUGH divided ambition may not be adyisable for most it_worked out well for Thomas Breen, jr., a Co- lumbia announcer. As a school- boy in Minneapolis, where he was born in 1905, Tom ,wanted to be a ship's wireless operator. Later, an urge for the stage settled upon him. He took part in school plays, and the assort- ment of wires, transformers and other electrical equipment in his room was replaced by photos and newspaper cut- outs of matinee idols. By the time Tom entered the Uni- versity of Minnesota, however, he was torn between the two careers. He com- promised on a course in radio engineer- ing, and took part in all extra-cur- ricular activities allied with the stag: By that time wireless had definitel been replaced by radio, and Tom cut short his college days to take a job as an engineer on construction work of Station KSTP, in St. Paul. That he eventually blossomed into a radio announcer was the outcome, and in 1929 he joined the staff of a Chicago network station. He was assigned to some of the sta- tion's biggest ‘programs, including broadcasts of the Chicago Civic Opera Co. On that job he got his baptism of fire. During a program some one failed to deliver some notes that Breen WAs to use, and with absolutely nothing to 0 by but his own knowledge and train- ng in drama and music, he ad libbed for 52 minutes. * K K K E Hambletonian Stakes for a purse of $60,000 will be broadcast tomor- row, when the world's richest trot- ting classic will be run at the Goshen mile tract at Goshen, N. Y. This event is to horse-and-sulky followers what the Kentucky Derby is to flat-racing fans. Ted Husing will be at the microphone. * X k % N aria from “Samson and Delilah,” by Saint-Saens, will be played as a cornet solo by Del Staigers during the Goldman Band broadcast on Sun- day, from 9:15 to 9:45 p.m., over an N. B. C.-WEAF network. The program will include music from “Faust” by Gounod. and the overtures to “Orpheus,” Offenbach, and “Mignon,” by Thomas. £ B30 75 Cents Offered for Wheat. XENIA, Ohio, August 7 (7). —Wheat is worth 75 cents a bushel here in trade The store an- | nounced today it would acecept 5,000 bushels of wheat at 75 cents a bushel during August in return for merchan- dise. On the market wheat is worth 40 cents a bushel. RADIO SALES — SERVICE Adams 3803 1803 Columbia Road Fastest and Best Service in Town Newest 1931-32 BABY GRAND $4950 Complete q00 Per THE W LAST WORD IN RADIO OKAY RADIO CO. 417 11th St. N.W. 1760 Pa. Ave. N.W. question—this Philco Balanced Unit Superheterodyne isthe season’s greatest radio value —we have never offered so MUCH radio for so LITTLE money ... Superheterodyne volume, selec- tivity, clarity, distance — Illumi- nated Station recording dial—new Electro-Dynamic speaker — 4 ScreenGrid—Pentode Power tube ~Tone Control—Ex ican quisite Amer- ‘Walnut and Maple cabinet. " FREE triai! EASY terms sugar. Then weigh yourself | how many pounds you Kruschen Salts are & iha joy good health. of Kruschen. Salts mu. only , 2900 Fourteenth Come in and SEE Open Evenings €0. o4 St., at Harvard | | | and Thur, {large earnings for hard workers, | chance to represent a house_thi | MEN 10 sell cor | SALESMEN — Several | department. store fioor TR P CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 11 p.m. day before publication. For Bunday, 5:30 p.m. Baturday. At the Branch Agenc! Only Exceptions Death Notices and Lost and Found advertisements for “The Daily Star will be accepted up to noon, day of issue, except Batur- day and Legal Holidays, when the ing time is 10:20 a.m. Death Notices and Lost and Found -for ‘The Sunday Star will be accepted up to 11 p.m. Baturday. CIRCULARS PROHIBITED. In order to protect its adver- tisers from receiving circular matter, it is expressly under- stood and agreed that all such matter will be withheld as far as possible by The Star. Only bona fide answers to advertise- ments adgressed to box numbers in care of The Star will be de- livered to advertisers on pres- entation of the box number ticket. HELP—MEN. ADVER TISING SALESMEN to Induce mer- chants of Washington to use new window displa novel, unlimited possibilities. Ap- ply Pail Wilkerson, 108 East Clifton Terrace. . Also DDRESS _privil 2 Aadters Box 150-Ke Blar omse. COLLECTOR, experienced, wantéd for clothi- ing ‘Store; must have automobile. Address Box 268-A. Star_office. o . COOK, white, on & smail yach Addreds Box 204-A. Star office. g FORD MECHANIC, model A, first-class: state experience and wive references. Ad- dress Box 50-Z. Star office. MAN AND WIFE. waite, about 45 years oid, Janitor and resident manager for nd apartment fre 459-2, Star ofiice, e sbanad nfimflnm experiancenin l’;lé_dfl as salegman; replies confidenti ATTOR! \8SOCIATE—Opportun OFFICE MAIL A B pricia feasonable. M ndw BT usiness, 1420 7th st. X MECHANICS, Hudson and Essex: frsi-cia only need apply; state experience and ref- erences. Address Box 461-Z. Star office. MEN—You wouldn't be readiug tnis ad un- less you are considering making a change. Barber & Ross, Inc., ofler 4 real future for men with good records who will work hard and foliow instructions as to how to sell Kelvinator, an electric reirigerator with an enviable record of 17 years successful opera- tion in the home. Men selected will be given & thorough 'training and individual co-operation will be given in closing your sales, ‘Apply between 'S ) and 5 p.m. Wed and Fii. and Sat. bet. 8:40 and 10 am. Kelvinator Derby is now on.. THAT MEANS CASH In your pocket. _See M. Smith, 3rd floor. Barber & Ross, fnc.. 11th and G Sts. n.w h_class, capable of earning $10,000 ._wanted as State representatives. Apply in'person Monday or Tuesday. Suite 210, Denrike Bldg. 9 MEN (3) wanted o sell new and used cars: with has been in field for 10 years. See W. . Deitrick. Handley Motor Co., Inc, 3730 Georsia ave. nw. on_commission basis. at- tractive proposition. Yale Lumber and Coal Co.. 920 New York ave. n.w. o NIGHT CLERK wanted, over 50 vears old. Don't phone. Oxford Hotcl, 1214 l4th st. nw . PRESSER for men's clothing “hop. - Must be' experienced. " Meser's Men Shop, 1331 F st. n.w. - SALESMAN, youne. experienced, with Ford Model A car ‘to seil automotive specialities: ®00d propostion. Address Box 457-Z. Star office. SALESMAN with car to call on_ bullding trade; immediate results on liberal com: sion. ' Address Box 236-A. Star office | BALESMEN to join our crew managers. Un- usual opportunity. For furthes informatio: apply V. Pullo & Co.. 305 H s¥ ne. BALESMEN — Esiablished electrical _honse handling complete line of appliaaces wishes to engage services of 2 reliable men. An excellent. opportunity for mea 0f character commission basis. Address Box 466-Z, S office. | SALESMEN—The Washington distributor of | a large internatior y known manufacturer of automatic heating equipment—which is styled. finished and priced to present needs. with ‘many local satisfled users—is now ready to add two experienced salesmen to | its stafl. We are seeking the better type of men. who, when afforded every co- operation, can seek out and sift out. present the true facts about our line and thus make intelligent people want it. We are seeking men who, long with experience. imagina- tion and’ judgment, have abundant. piain. old-fashior, nerve and sre capable of earn- ing upward 34.500 per vear on an excellent salary and commission arrangement. This is an unusual opportunity to become perma- mently associated with & corporation that is financially sound and managed by men of v To ‘merit an interview you asked to submit your record for the p seven years and such per'i formation as will be of inte in confidence, giving your teicphone humber. Address Box 462-2. Star cfice. /. positions _open selling _electric refrigerators must have car. See Mr. Ross, 1600 Eckington pl. n.c. between 9 Ehd v o L SODA FOUNTAIN—Young_man, experienced, until’ Labor day. Box 15, Colonial Beach, . 3 TAILORS, men's clothing department. Must be experienced. Meyer's Men Shop, 1331 F st. n.w. ‘. YOUNG MAN—_We have an_opening for & young man; must be of neat appearance and possess a fair education; this is & permanent position and offers ‘an_excellent opportunity; resident of northwest sectio preferred. Call in person between 12 and 4. Emerson & Orme. 1506 Conn. ave. salesmen | st. s.e. city. HELP—WOMEN. (Continued.) erienced only. Apply Carroll undry, 14th and R sts. s.e. PRESS OPERATORS, white, experienced. Ap Laundry, 14th and K sts. s.e. MARKERS AND ASSORTERS, white, experiénced only. Apply Carroll Laundry, 14th and R sts. s.e. —_— HELP—DOMESTIC. WOMAN, white; “Wworking housekeeper and cook; care of 2 children; reference and phone. " Address Box 215-A, Star off HELP furnished by Peoples Em- ployment Agency, Hotel, private family, Testaurant. Decatur 3585. 'Ofice 1 W, RUI EXCHANGE has A-1 cooks. maids, houseworkers; by day, week, month: ref, investigated. Decatur 3551. 1837 1ith n.w. z au: STENOGRAPHERS, DookEeepers. .. ypist 20 urses female, and undergraduate, and practical n. _once. 1154 4th BUSINESS INSTRUCTIO PREPARE NOW — FILE CLERK, EXAM.. STATISTICAL CLEHK.RK tion. The @ivil Service Preparat s.e, cor. 12fh and Met. 63 INSTRUCTION POLICE cial tui- 9y Sehgol, | HAND-IRONERS, white, ex- ?_';!"-'-mm ly Ca.rmlll HELP AND SITUATIONS.’ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, (Continued.) Dol ne A per _month, ne. Lncoln Soni. FINANCING—Wanted a group of 2 to 10 parties to raise 325,000 for corporation: minimum net 14% with possibility of doin ‘better; referenc changed; money controlled by investo £ bond. Address Box BT vin 02, CONNECTION for two tesponsible men. n.w. A Liquid Marble Corp., 913 H US. (Continued.) um_size, SALE—MISCELLANEO X st 3816 7th st nw. a Furn_Co.. 430 8th st. n.w. Met. 7143, e " Rironiomee deast, sier fecendy, of e m?nfe?.”".““%ou"‘“c-n”“u.?‘fi‘..c"“fz Fi % Bon, 616 E st .__Nat 9136, lon, Cost- 3o, STIY came Shert B seenlo be appreciated. Col, 1893: ROOMING. HOUSE, downtow, with _dining and lunch room on first floor; 10-fin. walk to business center; 3450 cash will buy all.” Address Box 168-A; Star well furnish- office. RECOMMENDED SERVICE, FURNITURE—Dining _room e puite; | walnut, : bed room suite, walnut, bed davenport_suite, room suite. $49.50. 1331 FURNISHINGS of 6-room house for sale; no g;#rm 821 Qua-kenbos st. n.w, Georgia The following business concerns Hy’ gm"gm?n !odsur read- ¥ laint found necessary to be made to The Star will receive ,mmm attention. For admission to ommended Service Column call _National 5000, Branch 215. BEDDING, MATTRESSES, box springs and i .5 Bt S, BT, R ol - s ized nypgrg{{:":‘ ',‘{,‘{,‘,3,’.?‘:, ‘Health Dept. Bedding Cow 3718 St st e Decatur 0150 AUTO DRIVING LESSONS BY LICENSED white men: anywhere, our _car. Call any time. JAZZ,” POPULAR MUSIC, IN 20 LESSON: 718 itn st. nw, " Dist. 1278 Free bookiet POLICE EXAM.—COACHING COURSE ON sublects givep, | Mon., Wed. and Fri. ev iition. (4 weeks or less). BOYD SCHOOL. 1333 F st._ Nat. 2340, COLLEGE PREPARATORY HIGH SCHOOL course complete In two years: study at hom accredited Address Box 9! Star office PILE CLERK EXAM. (31 31,6201 correspond- coaching courses, complete ready (o 510 each. check or money order. These courses are easy to understand and fo the point. The essential information included and the non-essential eliminated. You can- t_these courses from books. =Order ¥; you now have ample time to Dr e for exams. BOYD SCHOOL. civil ser ice coaching spactalists. 1333 F st. Nat. 2340, SPECIAL PREPARATION. Prepare for POLICE EXAMINATION. Begin today preparing for FILE CLERK "ATISTICAL CLERK exams. Behool, se. cor. 12th & ¥ nw. CIVIL SERVICE. reasonable. m Coaching classes for next ‘un: stenographic_examination. Full day courée from now_ until examina- tion, $25; evening course. S15 COLUMBI Park R4 NW. AUTY CULTURI MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL (Est. 1918). Utterly Unlik» iny Other School in D. C. New Courser. Low Cost. Dav. Eve. Classes. 818 14th St. NW. 1325 N. H. Ave. N.W SITUATION—MEN. xll 'OMOBILE MECHANI 18 year: rience: executive ability: go anywhere. dress Box 199-A. Star office. MAN AND WIFE, colored, gene cooking: stay nights. Call Wisconsin 3400. | JANITOR, married. with no children, seeks a position as janitor of an apartment. Tel- evgnn. North 10404 or call at 1909 19th nw. & PASTRY COOK—Fully_experienced colored man: references. 152 Thomas st. n.w.. Po- tomac_0393. . WHITE COUPLE wan! ers or otherwise, E married. Ad- ollege education. desires work of any sort: references. | dress Box 270-A. Star office. | YOUNG MAN. colored, wanis | kiichen helper; e:perienced. 146 | n.w.._janitor's’ quarters. | SITUATION—WOMEN | GIRES. two, freshmen colleze. want work | a5 maid in store. hotel. cafe: gensral house- with reference. = 1146 3rd_st. | YOUNG MAN. work_ as Irving st { work._office | Telephone Met. gt 2 NURSE, practical, go0d Tef; also experi- | enced baby nurse. Met. 0634 . | PRACTICAL NURSE. middle age. well qual- ified ns housekeeper, companion, nurse or Roverness. Shep. 2095. RESIDENT MANAGER. apt. liouse nish best ref.: married, setiled woman. dress Box 23-A. Star office. TYPIST or secretarial position requiring initiative and personality wanted by forme | newspaper reporter. Call North 4014-M. YOUNG WOMAN, white, wishes housework in_widow's home or small family, Call Lin: can fur- Ao GENERAL HOUSEWORK by colored wo Rebecca_Trusty. 1337 28th st GIRL. colored, light, _intellis steady night work as waitres p.m. until 12._Cail Atlantic 20 GIRL. white, quiet; mother's helper and weneral housework: city references. Tele- phon_Potomac_2274- o GIRL wants general housework, day'’s Work or part time. 1524 8th st. n.w. Dec. 6163-J. GIRL, colored, wants work: general house- work or part’ time; city references. Atlantic 1705-3. GIRLS, iwo, Virginians, colored. positions. coo or generzl housework. Flossie Moare, Met. 9222, Address 737 4th nw. T MAID. colored: neat, experienced cook_aid general houseworker: day. week, Part time, ood mother's helper. North 9842. 3 NURSE—Experienced _ middle-aged nurse would like to care for baby: bes. city rei- erences. _Phone Siver Spring 599. _ 8° _ WOMAN, experienced, wishes position: cook- ing or general worker. Call Decatur 3444 1522 Corcoren st. n.w. i 2 WOMAN, white, middle aged. experienced. excellent cooker, worker, wants cooking or housework, city, country; reference. D) ToUNY, G Wi Pt cooKing, household duties. whole or part time; refe ences. Clev. 1940. BEAUTY PARLORS. YOUNG MAN. preferably recent graduate from one of the Washington high schools. of good family and with good references. as runner in a national bank. Please reply in writing to box number below. giving full data. ‘Address Box 19-Z. Star office. DO YOU MONEY for your vacation? We will pay Well for your spare time a few hours only in the evening introducing local manufactures; no age limit; no real estate. no canvassing. _Call evenings 7 to 9, 3rd floor, Childress Bldg., 1405 Eye st. n.w. * CARPENTER-FOREMA Experienced with row-House construction. Must be well recommended. ~Apply Mr Marcus, 1420 K st. n.w. R PART-TIME W ‘RS. ‘We have a few vacancies for men will- ing to devote spare-time to increasing their earnings. Sales experience desirable but sential. WOODLAND BEACH DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON POST. WANTED. 4 Colored Salesmen Apply to ROBERT H. MITCHELL, Real Estate, 1429 R St. N.W. HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. YOUNG BOY OR GIRL, white, helper in delicatessen: room, board, wages; must be good, steady worker: reference required. 7100 Wisconsin ave. Bradley 686. WANTED—SALESMEN. MAN who can handle people; one having industrial experience in executive capacity preferred ~ Call personally any afternoon excent Saturday from 4 to 6, 3813 Ordway st. n.w. JUALITY BEAUTY SHOP. pncrAauroli‘tT 3 MOS., AUG. AND SEPT. Shampoo and Finger Wave, 75c. Nestle and Fugene P. Wave, $4. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. A. PHILLIPS, 28, 8¢ MOTOR TRAVEL. _ FISHING PARTY TO PINEY PO day morning; boat and bait furnished. Phone Adams 0212. > LATE MODEL PACKARD driver, for week end trip or longer; reason- able. 'Adams 0212. i SHARE EXPENSES T¢ UNITED KI'ATES. National Auto Trav 847 . Nab/86T8. N. Y. SAT. AFTERNOON. VIA JERSEY i?grl o ris; ref. furn, Met. 8064, Walsh. n SEAR e LADY. LEAVING MONDAY FOR DETROIT by way of Niagara, wants & lady passenger. Atlantic 416 VIT-O-NET BATHS FOR OBESITY, NEU- ritis and all chronic pains: Battle Creek re. ducin Miffin rubs; closed Pot. 4721 8 Thur P e A WHEREVER YOU LIVE, WE CALL FOR #nd deliver; no extra chaige, Lady's dresces, ; lady's Spring coats, , 8¢, Heatied and pressed.” STAR LIGHT DR CLEANING G CO., INC.. 2008 18th st_n.w. _North_7579. v i [work_and | 227 Oth st. me. Lin. — | special prices this month; best materials: ali | 7] BRICK—CONCRET All branches of home improvements, from cellar %0 roof. ‘No casn down, two cF three Jears (0 pay. Best materials used: satisface tion ‘guaraiieed. - Buduet Plumbng &, H Tng 313 st. Lincoin 10317 CARPENTER. bulider, Tem . cabinei- Sork, show Sindows: Teas: estimate, Spalding, 626 D st: ne. Lin. 0265. CARPENTER AND JOBBER— General Tepair- ink, porches, ‘screens repaired; fences built. M. Brining. 1389 Tavior b.w.. Adams 1634. CARPENTER, general house repairing, job- bine: Borches, shelving. 3, E. TR Sheiving.‘odd ‘003 1 Met. 150, 004 3rd s CARPENTER CONTRACTOR. Rock bottom prices for remodeling, plumb- ing, painting, papcring, electric wiring. ce- ment work, floor laying: cash or monthly pavients. ~ H. H. Johnson. 2435 18th st. Col. 6917 1 CHAIR CANEING 5 Foreh roex CARPENTER — Impros porchesmyartitions, any tme. J. ROWe | stering._Armstrone. 1235 1 h n.w, _Met. 2062 CHAIR "SEATS upholstersd. all materia) complete. 36.50: with removable cushions, 5.50. Miller Uph. Co., 7D nw. North Foare S—All blnds, 8x10 or 9313, Cleaning Rugs—H! Kitg L8003 | West 2220~ Star Carpet Works, 3318 P et n.w. | CONSTRUCTION WORK — TO_PROPERTY OWNERS OR AGENTS. We have organization with the best work- men, Build or repair your house or store. | We will ‘save you money. We estimate your | work' in 'or out of territories of Washing- piomus. “CALL 1TE P. 0. BOX All estimates made . LINCOLN 3937, OR W] | 1912, WASHINGTON. D. C._____~_ 10°_ ELEC. WIRING and fixture, § rooms, 2 halis. bath: 3$55.00 complete. Get my estimate: save timeé and money: work guaranteed H. M. Carpenter. North 0885. ° FLOOR WORK., every description; able: " guaranteed: dus &mail sanders rented. L. T. Folk. Clev. 0528. HEATING AND PLUMBING. new_and I pairing. oil burners included; time payments. HEATING & PLUMBING. 300 feet radiation. 18-inch boiler. 6 rad ators, guaranteed. $325; 2 or 3 years to pa: no mortgage taken. 'Budget Plumbing | Heating Co.. Lincoin 10314, SRR PAINTING and paperhanging of the better d. “Rooms papered, 37.45. (Dry scraping.) cks filled. Under personal supervisinn. rekus D. Miller, 802 10:h st. &..w., Met, 972 ton, [ Mal | | PAINTING. PAPERING — Rooms _papered, | $6.90, including pointing up and dry scrap- | ini. "with the latest modernist, 'selections. | Call Dependable Decorators, Col. 0396. 631 Kenyon st, o S i | PAINTING. PAPERHANGING, PLASTERIN work guaranteed. S. D. Lopatin, 3329 | st. n.w.. near Park rd. ~Adams 5340, | PAPERING—Insist upon_better work: | | scraped _dry, cracks flled and papered charminely, $7.90. We disinfect free. Guar- antee Dec. Co, Ad. 5825, 548 Newton pl. n.w. | ’ 0 | PAPERING—PAINTING. | Rooms papered. $5 up: bath rooms. kitch ens painted. 5 up: fronts yminted and pen- ciled. Earle Jordan. Lin, 5765, { PAPERHANGING—Rooms painting. plastering at o Baity, 601 1 D. apered, ¥ prices; guaranteed. ing st. n.w Tago. G g PAPERHANGING—Go0d work. guaranteed in | writing: rooms scraped dry, cracks filled, at $7.35: high selection. _Spigel. Col. 6100-J. 10 PLASTERING. patch work done reaso new celing, $10 up; guaranteed. P.L.Smith, 705 13ih st. s.e. Lin. 453 [ ;ING. PAPERHAN( City or suburbs: by mvself. Rooms com- plete” uick, ciean)., $5.00 up.” 24 years exp. Jack Sparkes, Na e s i < J(G] N (G—Rooms papered, PAPERHANGING-5o0ms savered. mate furnished. Work guaranteed. A. T George. 2129 181] Apt Dec. 4149, = PAPERHA G AND PAINTING—SPLECIAL PRICES THIS WEEK ONLY. Will scrape (dry), labor and material to paper average size ToOm. §7: paperhanging guaranteed for 5 years (in writing). We also | | specialize ~in ting. using only Du | Duteh Boy lead ana oil: plumbing and heat- in; carpenter work: cash or credit; first | payment September 15; no interest. Peoples Home Improvement Co., 527 sth St N.W. _ Met. 9004. RADIO SERVIC Npert service, promptly at rea: sonable charges. Call Columbia 4082-M. 11* SANITAS AND PAPER HANGING, first class; estimates free. Smith, Lincoln 8529. _10° WE WILL OVERHAUL your 300f. in the month of August. at a reduced price. This is not a company, but a private con- tractor, Paul Klaassen & Sons, resident Shone, Atiantic 3738; shop phone, Lincoln 3. '136 E st. se. 1st Payment Next October. LET US ’ROVE YOUR HOME NOW and allow you 10 make your ls. pgyment next October. NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED. Phone or Write for Free Estimates. Papering, Painting, Cagoenterins, Heating, Plumbing, ~_Roofing lastering. Wirine. Weather-stripping, Metal Ceiling, Cementing, Stuccoing, Garages, Hardwood Floors, Etc. MAKE YOUR HOUSE A HOME. CONTINENTAL HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. Chandler_Bid at. 3884 "ABSOLUTELY_NO _CASH REQUIRED FOR HOMP: IMPROVEMENTS. 'R_HOME SHOULD COME FIRST 1 W e Overy Sfoundation of , your life. It pays to keep it in good condition, and e e ™ ne owest Fassible. cost: N % fi'.'re'::‘re %% of "our home improvement OTBRINTING, PAPERING, PLUMBING, CAR- PENTERING. ELECTRIC ROOF- ING, CEME ‘WEATHER-STRIPPING. ete. TB our easy pavment_plan. Estimates cheerfully given. The GENERAL CONTRACTING CO. | _927 New 2_ UPHOL slip covers cushions, 1iv- The room suites. specially. caneing: teca " Combia’ Upnolstery Shop, 5632 G ave, Ga. 3648, SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. BELLING _ OUT _all concrete _lawn s | SEWING MACHINES—White Tou { Smith. $15.00: Royal. $20.00. -pe_ 1iv. Toom sull dresser, $9-316; $3.50, '35; bed, 4520 RE. {or entire house, very reason- SGall immediately. 101 'and” st. n.e. FURNITURE—S Irigerator, 3! $11; chal 6. See FUI able. Lin FURNITURE, complete for home and omce, at Weschler's Auction, 915 E st. n.W., to- morrow. PURNITURE—Beautiful side and arm wal- nut chairs, fine old walnut living room suite. handsome tapestry, maple bed, maple bureau, large shield mirror, fine odd pjece: splendid_condition: sacrifice. 2521 Conn. a' FURNITURE from several aps stored in bookstore, 734 Sth st. n. Dportable typewriter: bargains. Nat. 6115. 7° FURNITURE—Gate-leg _table. small buffet, odd chairs,” dresser, mahogany _chiffonier, white enamel single and double beds, coro- lete; handsome portiers; sectional book- 445 Kenyon st. n.w. _Col. 575 FURNITURE — Overstuffed _bed - davenport suite. §3250—walnut bed room and dini Toom suite: complete, _$: bureaus, 37.50; other furniture. 1211 K st. FURNITUREBeautiful reed _suite. wicker chaise longue; overstufed bed-davenport, $10; large dining table, $3.50; kitchen cabi- net, $12.50; wardrobe (mirror door), 3i: wafdrobe trunk, $10; Victrola, 35. n.w. KELVINATOR. cellent condition: ne X LIVING ROOM SUITE. 3-piece; €00d con- dition: sell cheap. Dist. 8465, Branch 34, PRGN ) o z MERCHANT CALCULATOR. one, large one portable Borroughs adding machi Smith Typewriter, 12-inch carriage. type. 7210 Blair rd. Phone Georsia 0223 foot, direct current. P North_76i: OFFICE_ FURNITURE from U. 8. GOVt Desks. chairs, file cabinets, tables; everything for your office at great saving. Washingt Salvage Co., office furn. dept.. 310 8th st. . OFFICE SUITE, complete or sell separatel flat-top_mahogany desk, chair and 2 cases, Roval typewriter, practically brand- new; baby carriage, good condition, 310, 1233 Trinidad ave. n.e. Lincoln 2164-W. PIANOS et a great reduction in Small Sohmer, 385; Stiefl, like ne Harvard. 348; Emerson player, $155; ‘apart- ment size upright, 3185, like new; one Stieff, 3175, inculding bench and one years iree tuning. Grands and uprights for rent. Re- pairing, packing and shipping. Hugo Woreh, Hardman and Kranich & Bach planos, 1110 n. REFRIGERATORS—Used Hussmann, Sherer, Gillette and _Oriole refrigerators and dis- play cases; low prices; easy terms. C. V. Hill & Co.. Inc . W, N‘-‘;«n. SAXOPHONE, B flat alto; practically brand- new: in case; sell very reasonable. Phone Atantic 2778-J. SEWING MACHINE, late model Singer drop- head, treadle. complete with attachments; £22.50, 32 down. te Sewing Co. 800 H st. n.w. SEWING MACHINES—Reconditioned electric portable as low as $17.95; three almost new machines. complete with attachments. ite Sewing Machine 800 H_st. n.w. SEWING MACHINES, Singer, like new, $1 others, $5; guaranteed: repairing: reason- able. 5 Wisconsin ave. West 1863. 8° SEWING MACHINES, Singer elec., portable, 520; choice dropheads. Singer, Standard, Davis: $10; guaranteed. 655 Pa ave. 3¢ Lin. 3801 3 SEWING MACHINES_Singer console _elec- iric, out few weeks: 365 reduction in price: 35 per month. Good drophead Singer, §15: fully guaranteed. 1307 Conn. ave. FPhone North 837 SEWING MACHINES—Drophead Singer, §15; New Ideal, $10; others at 35: all guar. 'New machines, $3mo. Renting and repairing. Open evenings. S.E. Sew Mch. Sh 313 Pa. ave. s.e. Lin.0275. y, Martha Washington stylc, electric cabinet; was $165, sacrifice for $63.50; complete with sew- full set of uttachments and 5-year guarantee. White Sewing Machine Co.. 800 Hst. nw. SHOWCASE—8 ft. msahogany finish, '!l ] condition. 646 H st. n.e. = TYPEWRITERSUnderwood, $15.00: L. C. R Capital Type- Co.. 1409 Eve 'st. n.w lonal 4858, TYPEWRITERS (2). Underwood, in the fi enuine barzains. Phone Hy- excellent WRITER, Underw TYPEWRITER, Underw oelient condition: laté model: Room 205, 612 F st. n.w it TYPEWRITERS—American Co. A new st irce with purchase of any iybewriter, ol ables included: rent requced. Open eveninss. 1431 East Capitol st. Lin. 00 TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE, Georsia 1883. Underwoods, Rgals and L. C. Smtins, $2.50 mo.: 3_mo av., 36 2 TYPEWRITERS—Reconditions standard machines, all makes: easy terms; trade-ins accepted: gentals, repairs. Type writer_Sales & Ser 14 ] PIANO. apartment sizc grand, brand-new, besuliful tone. $395: terms 1o Suit. Several used pianos. $19 and up. : Beautiful GULBRANSEN plaver-piano, $196. CHARLES ‘M. STIEFF PIANO CO.. 1340'G St. N.W.. Distric i BOATS. FOR SALE-Outboard runabout, 12-ft., com- pletely equipped and in perfect condition; 350 Wanners Boat House, 3800 K = BOATS AND EQUIPMENTS Of “Captain Bill” William T. Reynolds’ Boat House. The personal estate of the late (Capt. Bill) William T. Reynolds, consisting of Launches, Canoes, Rowboats, Ne:. ‘Tools and other Suipments now BERE S0 AR RN e ouse, o, ¥ 308 REYNOLDS AND DANIEL [STRATORS. Caille Outboard Motors, Thompson High-Speed Boats, Marine Supplies. _ . CONVENIENT TERMS. National Electrical bup{»l{] Co., York Ave. N.W. National 6800. ~_DOGS, PETS, ETC. FOX _ TERRIER PUPFIES, wire-Baired; males: pedigreed. West @0 T3 week= e T T FOR SALE—Terrier. wire-naired, male, pedi- greed, 4 months old, house trained; owner leaving city. _Call Mr. Jacl Natiol nll u:n. FOR SALE—Cocker Spaniel puppies, 10 weeks old, black; excellent igree. 6321 Delaware st., Chevy Chase, Md. is._3950. ‘ = JUST RECEIVED Bostons, Fox Terriers, Es- e, So8 e Fuapi a0 RS, o . Gold an ¥ Slakes. ele. Schmid's Emporium of Pets, 712 12th st. n.w. JUST ARRIVED _Baby Mexican imported vellow singing canaries. Sl Gt W BIRDS BOARDED. FHERTSN " e ghors. ATH W. 1404 Irving N.W. [0 BUY li puppies infest- as; free treatment of premises urk i 3 ths, sun ‘dials, gazing globes, o bonens etc. st tut prices. Call De: Vista st. n.e NURSE_WILL ACCOMMODATE INVALIDS and aged people; lovely nome: best care; 360 per_month. Phone Wis. 4353. ELDERLY AND CONVALESCENT LADI cared for in nurse's private home: special attention to diet, tray service: rates com- mengurate with attentlon required. Colym- a 2 SETTLED WHITE WOMAN WANTS PLACE, caretaker good home, ene or two children, mother's care: no ; best references: litelons _resident stay nishts; 310 cH: G! NT) refined home surroundings: transportation, suitable lunches, care and mother's super- vision of play. Call Cieveland 8810. WE REQUIRE 2 salesmen to complete our orgenization; men who have contacted ar- chitects and bullders given preference; give full information, references, etc.. in first letter. Qur men have been informed of this ad. _Address Box 463-2, Star office. HELP—WOMEN. AGENTS, sell our dollar box of 71 be Christmas cards: 50% commission. E Inc.. 1517 H st. n.w. CONTRALTOS for chorus choli: unusual op- portunity for lovers of choral art. Phone and board for Shepherd 25 youne white jith housework. 1114 M st. n.w. GIRL—Room girl to help GIRL, 20 to 325; student nurse in institu tion; "high-school education necessary; sal. ary, room and board while training. ADPIY 1st’floor, 3015 14th n.w.. bet. 7 and 8 p.m. GIRLS to learn beauty culture. Instruc- tions on live models. -~ Earn while lesrning. son- 2 otate Ad- R e Ee oy cards._We print office station- 37 fowest prices. WAl call; Bh. Adams Sad6: REDUCING 7 TREATMENTS, $5; CABINET Turkish_baths, baking, elec. ireatment; ed. North 6208. 1913 N st. 9* YQUNG'S DAY CAMP FOR BOYS & GIRLS. College _counselors, _athleics, swimming, horsemanship; transportation; 36 weekly. North 6993 24 s, 'flnllfi:. é\lnlor mbl‘n::; itly shopworn: pure resses, 3 Hovy. othes shades. formerly to 350, all to g0 at $2.50 each; included, afternoon and &vening dresses: also Spring coats, to 335, all to go, $2.50 each; absolute give-away Spen' all_day Saturday. Kapiowitz Bros.. 13th st., between E and P n.w. Cut i and bring with you. L A RADIO, Crosley Romeo: used very e Wil "demonstrate; sacrifice for cash. 3012 13th st. n.w.~ Col. 5793. . brick and pullding materials. B ceniger Cor i3 how sellibs at ite 3 {-m ‘hivase matérial from many wrecking price. obs. We have large quantities of good use rick, lumber (2xd, 2x6, 2x8, 2x10, 2x13 IN LENGTHS YOU WANT): iheithing, fooring, windows, doors, sash. pipe, tubs, radi- ators, plumbing and heating materials in ex- cellenit_comdition. Come to either of our 3 yards for the greatest selection at bargain Pilces almar: CHINGER CO., HOUSEWRECKING DEPT. Main Ofceisth and H Sts, NE. h Brightwood 95 _Ga. Ave. N.W. REEK HEALTH BUILDERS, latest PGl usea short. time: cost $378, Will sed for $49.50 cash; leaving city. ' At 1216 Emer- . n.w._Columbla 3 BUSINESS OPFORTUNITIES. gAerndLlc Bakery, Cherrydale, Va. | ROOM_FURNITURE, mahogany, tTwin , _desk, Martha ashington i ‘{:flg{l jush bottom chairs. 600 E, el GROCERY and general store on Baltimore 3 : doing an it ™ sroms. Busiicas ‘o “belween” 300,000 dollars, carrying stock of be- Eween 312,000 and $11 Wil “seil @t in- yeniery. N chain-store competition. _Rea- ing, age and health. See W. C. "'"x,w nson, Vietor s Teleonone Natignai 4808. . D large 'bush, very oid. Phone . 9286 to_inspect. IUREAU, mmhogany, good condition; 5. Address Box 163-A. Star office. TAL—SPECIAL—SPECIAL. Yoursdbt‘ ll'&nn a Blnkfl;l‘:fllt'h ‘fio?flm; t . “and dr: Gryeralh G0 81 Dr. Locke's Dog and Cat It 1422 Irving st. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. NTIQUES, all kinds, and modern furniture. \AII'ETXWQII‘IJ nl!. the highest market prices for furniture. Call the Lin- rare and desirable furniture. Cell the Hin; Blioin Go: has mo.copnection firm in_the business. Phone Metropolitan 8817. We will pay the highest cash price !0! ue. BOOKS BOUGHT—_Highest prices. All kinds, an; uantities. _Phone Met. 5415 Pearl. man's Bl Book Shob. 933 G n.w._Est. 1907. CALL DOUGLAS, Met. T373—1 buy eve Thing, antiques and modern furniture, stoc of mdse.. automobiles. etc. & '61 CASH IN YOUR OLD flfinRY jamont old_teeth, musical inst. For top Pt ol g Inc.. 400 12th st. n.w. 10 ISTERS, show cases an nxmnx?u?nnn contents bought Edgar Baum, Inc. 914 E _st. n.w. Met. 9744. FURNITURE—Call District 8112 and get the most money for your furniture and stocks handise: no_del FURNITURE—Don't sacrifice your furniture, 5:"&"5111 Eihe, shtiducs siod oiige. uraiture a-brac, china, antique: Phone us and be convinced. The Lincoln Co., tel. Met. 8817. h = e Y e Bi 1371_Ritfenhouse 5 wardrobe, chest of draw; m‘:kuu,[ chairs, = Ts, genuine % Period: Suction *prices. abie rent.. Bhone Lincoin 0849. . Stewart's Beauty Schiool. 931 F n.v. SALESLADY for ladies’ and children's wear. Apply 3041 M st. n.w. mooumn.—rnm‘ . pleasing part-time posl ', 14 tions and fess Box 60-A. Star oime plain cok’some laundry."man yr- ‘boy: §30 month; €0od home; state &g, e Star office. ¢ experienced, wanted for every Saturday. alit Taty, , white, 00d WOMAN, white Eunl houseKeener 8 reference. Address Box 332-A, RATION will give e troline Imtercst. (o party. Ivesting 8ood proposi Address Box WOMEN to_solicit coal orders: congenia itractive propgition. Yale Lum! Dol Con 330 New To b 000. _A ition, 13-A._Star_office. CAFE, 2121 Rhole Isiand ave. n.e. fully ; € indays; rk ave. n.w. 9% LADY—] in Sundsy worl H st aw B A i R B Caun Business; closed price. §1 ange, fl?m“’ifiifi and" e, ate: at e isnington Gallery. 838 17t st . CASH cases, les, scales, iron 5008 1 SafenConee. urng, steam tal fains, electric Erinders. mixers, Tefth partif , store equ ent_and 13 Ty ar Baum, B now CASH s drawers, ot Drice. See Mr. McGuigsas, 3113 B Soee goase o cash regi Bi3h resisters "o o st OLD GOLD—Bri mufl?&rg,.m -, Dlati- i, Catamondt, $130 discar - the in our manufacturing Be highest Brs ‘Kahn. Ine.. % {2 e B puand T SR ST ST ri ture Co.. 414 HIG!